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Ah, I just checked, and no you can't. So I guess that's a third difference. Thanks for the correction! Another correction I noticed when looking that up: I mea
by amyjess 7y ago
Ah, I just checked, and no you can't. So I guess that's a third difference. Thanks for the correction!
Another correction I noticed when looking that up: I meant to say XHTML 1.0 Transitional, not 1.1. 1.1 was Strict-only.
- spiralx 7y agoAnd thinking about it weren't value-less attributes also illegal? I remember doing a lot of <button disabled="disabled">...</button> in XHTML, instead of <button disabled>...</button> in HTML. Even SGML has problems with expressing an attribute like that from what I remember reading of someone's attempt to specify HTML 5 using an SGML DTD.